Inverlochie Intrigue Ends As Suspected Murderer Gone
John Parker returns to Inverlochte after a tangled murder hunt on Lochside. Detective Furneaux stabilizes the case, while a web of suspects and loyalties unfolds, with a missing boat and a stern watch by locals as authorities pursue the truth.
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France
Tom Col Grant
Lochside
Furneaux
Ile
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Scotland
Tari
Millarg
John
Furneauy
Frensham
Stirling
Family Album Mystery Stirs Mildred Williams Case
A fragmentary report describes Mildred Williams seeking missing photographs in a troubling family album matter. A man called Gluy allegedly claims responsibility, sending items back to her while a strained search continues.
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Mildred
Fragmented vintage column text with scattered names and notes
A highly garbled OCR snippet contains disjointed phrases, names, and fragments about shops, people, travel, cards, and social scenes. It mentions The Fun Shop, Bodl's, Five and Ten, and various personal notes, with unclear dates or settings, suggesting a collage of 1920s era social items and letters.
Health remedies for colds and medical questions column
A newspaper page discusses the proliferation of cold cures, noting about 45 or more remedies exist now versus 2700 items decades ago. It urges coordinated medical study of colds, prevention, and cures, highlighting Winter and Summer colds. It includes reader Q A on liver spots baldness ringing in ears infected tear ducts concussions and lung diseases.
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Nowspaper
Jung Manufacturers
Associtton
Chemical Foundation
Branda P Garvin
Waffle and Breakfast Aprons Highlight Domestic Cookery Trends
An illustrated feature explores new kitchen aprons and gadgets from scraper scrim waffles to the electric percolator, detailing scrim waffle aprons and wash silk grill aprons with decorative stitching. It notes rising demand for modern domestic aids and shares recipe snippets and apron designs for early 20th century households.
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yeHor Unies
Reader submissions sought for humorous mottoes and verses
The editor invites readers to contribute humorous mottoes anecdotes poetry and satires published in the paper. Accepts manuscripts at $1 per page or $10 per contribution with payment upon judgment of the editor. Submissions must be written on plain paper and mailed to Tim Shap Head Bridges Telegram.
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Jim Parke
England
Fdmonton
Wr Teale
Witson Bay Company
Vung Panton
Tova
John Jg
John
Weslies Wrother
Arthur Fromtam
Esilene
Fileen
Altair
Kheia
Peiler
Tonnington
Allytale
Eten
Lim
Altetaie
Atstaats
Spot
Macdonaldas
Inverlochtie
Shams
Mio
Turneauy
Alice
Suppas Lari
Furieaus
Vega
Trewadius
S&s
Joka
Alberto
Tao
Tim Shap
Legram
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Trensham
Panton
John Coud
Patent Office
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Mother
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Maxson Foxhall Judell
LHO Grubbins
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Roland
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Miriam Othcas
Ruth
Shell
Miss T Laason
Bach
Mars
Sun Mea Sea
Moth Anderson
Wally Clair
Beich
Phey
Liz
Yamabelle
Vachon
Roth
SeaTowis
Courtney Dion Fu
Paramoy
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Tam
Han Tadaw
Wignie Phillips
Dave
Shirley Rodman Williams
ADC
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George McManus
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Larry Moran
Larry
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